Pasuk Wetu Bhuanatah by Agus Kama Loedin

Description

Pasuk Wetu Bhuanatah by Agus Kama Loedin, 2024. Artwork exhibited in ‘Irony of Being’ group exhibition at Biji Art Space, Ubud Bali, December 2024.

Pasuk Wetu Bhuanatah is Javanese, which translates to ‘entering and exiting two worlds.’

About Agus Kama Loedin. Agus Kama Loedin is a contemporary mixed-media artist born in Surabaya, Java, Indonesia. He studied archaeology at Gajah Mada University Jogjakarta as well as in Leiden, Netherlands. At this time, he resides alternatively in the Philippines and Indonesia.

Philosophical Wire Art

Made of Agus Kama Loedin’s intricate wire weaving, employing contemporary materials (coloured aluminium and copper wires) in shaping tribal and traditional forms. The inverted approach between material and object is a sharp paradoxical statement. A reminder of the structure of human identity. Wherein lies our connection to inherent roots. Our heritage. Regardless of form, tangible materials are only vessels that carry a far deeper spiritual consciousness. At the skeletal armature of our being, we share a universal and ancient memory of our collective evolution. The Eye brings us back to this omniscient knowing. It is a reminder that our self-honesty is the seed of all positive beginnings.

In addition to Putusing Angaji by Agus Kama Loedin, explore other works of the artist in Sawidji Comes Home, Turbulence of Exploration and Culmination Online Exhibition.

Agus Kama Loedin